Daryl Edwards

Daryl Edwards is best known as "Vance" on the Netflix hit drama series MANIFEST, executive produced by Robert Zemeckis (2018-2023). Daryl began his career in theatre and has been working in film & TV since the early 80s. In the recent past, Daryl has recurred and guest-starred on such series as THE POLITICIAN (Netflix), LAW & ORDER: SVU (NBC), THE DEUCE (HBO), THE AMERICANS (FX), and DAREDEVIL (Netflix). He has worked with such top directors as David Dobkin (THE JUDGE), Barry Levinson (YOU DON'T KNOW JACK), John McTiernan (DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE), and John Sayles multiple times. Daryl is a native New Yorker who was born and raised in Harlem. He graduated from the High School of Performing Arts and was trained by Jerome & Libby Escow, Roslyn Shine, John Cappelletti, Bill Britton, and Ruth Kohler. He attended the State University Purchase and is a proud product of New York City public schools. Daryl is an active member in his community and, undoubtedly, one of the nicest people you will ever find.

Daryl Fields

Daryl Fishwick

Daryl Fishwick is an actress, known for The Full Monty (1997), Hetty Wainthropp Investigates (1996) and Bad Girls (1999).

Daryl Galipeau

Daryl Galipeau is known for Bering Sea Gold (2012) and Bering Sea Gold: Under the Ice (2012).

Daryl Gates

Founder of the SWAT team and Chief of the Los Angeles Police department for longer than any other Chief in the history of the Los Angeles Police department. Daryl Gates was born on August 30, 1926 in California. He is considered one of the most influential leaders in LAPD history and was famous for his strong stance against drugs. Before becoming the chief of the LAPD in 1978 he was head of intelligence, and in the early 1960s the security/driver for the legendary Chief Parker. Later on in 1993 he joined the Sierra Online company to help out with the PC game Police Quest Open Season and also with other Police Quest games including Police Quest: SWAT, Police Quest: SWAT 2. On April 16, 2010, Daryl Gates died of Bladder Cancer at his home in Dana Point, California at the age 83.

Daryl Goodrich

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Daryl Habraken

Daryl Habraken is known for The Last Samurai (2003), Power Rangers Ninja Steel (2017) and Long Time Coming (2016).

Daryl Hall

Daryl Hall is an actor, known for Come on In, We're Dead (2017).

Daryl Hall

Daryl Hall was born on October 11, 1946 in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, USA. He is a writer and actor, known for Ready Player One (2018), Game Night (2018) and The Fighter (2010). He has been married to Amanda Jane Aspinall since December 22, 2009. He was previously married to Bryna Lublin.

Daryl Hannah

Daryl Christine Hannah was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. She is the daughter of Susan Jeanne (Metzger), a schoolteacher and later a producer, and Donald Christian Hannah, who owned a tugboat/barge company. Her stepfather was music journalist/promoter Jerrold Wexler. Her siblings are Page Hannah, Don Hannah and Tanya Wexler. She has Scottish, Norwegian, Danish, Irish, English, and German ancestry. Daryl graduated from the University of Southern California School of Theatre. She practiced ballet with Maria Tallchief and studied drama at Chicago's Goodman Theatre. In her twenties, she played keyboard and sang backup for Jackson Browne. Hannah, a tall (5' 10") blond beauty, with haunting blue-green eyes, was a natural for show biz. She started with small roles, such as a student in The Fury (1978) and as Kim Basinger's kid sister in Hard Country (1981). Daryl's breakout role was as the acrobatic, beautiful replicant punk android Pris in Blade Runner (1982); Pris was the vixen who wanted to live beyond her allotted years and risked the wrath of the title character. Showing her versatility, from there she portrayed a mermaid, Madison, who falls in love with Tom Hanks's character in Ron Howard's zany comedy Splash (1984), and a Cro-Magnon in The Clan of the Cave Bear (1986). Hannah played Roxanne in the eponymous Steve Martins contemporary take on the Cyrano de Bergerac story, and co-starred as Elle Driver in Quintin Tarantino's box office hit Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004). Hannah has been a consistent, strong supporter of independent cinema, both acting in and producing many films, starring in such indie films as John Sayles's Casa de los babys (2003) as well as his political satire Silver City (2004). She worked on several films with the revered Robert Altman, including The Gingerbread Man (1998), as well as several films with the Polish Brothers including Northfork (2003) and Jackpot (2001). Daryl starred in the experimental improvised Michael Radford film Dancing at the Blue Iguana (2000) and made As a filmmaker, Hannah wrote, directed, and produced an award winning short film, entitled The Last Supper (1995). Hannah also directed, produced and shot the documentary Strip Notes (2002) which was inspired while researching her role for Dancing at the Blue Iguana (2000) that was shown on HBO and UK's Channel 4. Daryl is in the process of shooting a documentary on Human Trafficking and has traveled undercover to South East Asia to document this atrocity and has become and advocates raising awareness and ending slavery. She has made over 40 video blogs for various websites including her popular dhlovelife.com. She designed dhlovelife.com (online since 2005) her website dedicated to sharing solutions on how to live more harmoniously with the planet and all other living things. Daryl has been passionate, committed and effective advocate for a more ethical relationship with each other and all life on the Planet. She has produced, hosted and shot numerous environmental awareness/ health documentaries, TV appearances and is a frequent speaker on both the conservative and progressive news. Hannah has been a greening consultant for events such as the Virgin Music Festival, attended by over 150,000 people. Her many speaking engagements include keynote speeches at the UN Climate Change Summit, UN Global Business Conference on the environment, Natural and Organic Products Expo, LOHAS and numerous national and international universities, conferences and events. She has written articles on self sufficiency and sustainability for many magazines and has done a plethora of interviews on the topic in thousands of publications. The site features weekly five-minute inspirational video blogs which Daryl produces and films. There are daily news updates, alerts, community and access to goods and services. She is a member of the World Future Council, sits on the boards of the Sylvia Earle Alliance, Mission Blue, Eco America, Environmental Media Association (EMA), The Somaly Mam Foundation, and the Action Sports Environmental Coalition, She is the founder of the Sustainable Biodiesel Alliance (SBA).